The American leg of their latest tour kicked off last night, and we were there--front row, even! (Not on the floor, but still front row.)
And, yes, they again brought a plane with them.
The American leg of their latest tour kicked off last night, and we were there--front row, even! (Not on the floor, but still front row.)
And, yes, they again brought a plane with them.
I remember seeing these guys way back in the 80s. It was incredible. It looks like their shows have just gotten better.
I also remember talking to one of my school librarian about wanting to read the Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner, and she was very surprised when I told her I found out about it through a heavy metal band. Same with Charge of the Light Brigade. I think it changed her opinion of the loud music we were listening to.
SkinnyG said:Iron Maiden are great story tellers. There is a lot of good history in their songs.
Yup. Add to the list: Aces High.
Also, I'm not one of those people who record concerts with their phone. I'll snap a few photos and maybe a few seconds to share, but when I realized that I was watching history, yeah, I recorded a bit more. This was the opener, by the way. Talk about coming out of the gate on the rev limiter.
David S. Wallens said:SkinnyG said:Iron Maiden are great story tellers. There is a lot of good history in their songs.
Yup. Add to the list: Aces High.
And Run To The Hills.
And because I have Maiden playing in the office today, one more video. (Also, check out who's flying the Fokker.)
I like IM, but only in small doses. Good show, I'm sure
The Spitfire suspended like that reminds me of U2's Zooropa tour, when they had all the Trabants swinging around on mechanical arms, being used as spotlights.
Tom_Spangler said:David S. Wallens said:SkinnyG said:Iron Maiden are great story tellers. There is a lot of good history in their songs.
Yup. Add to the list: Aces High.
And Run To The Hills.
And Paschendale
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